Atlantic-Pacific Capital acted as a placement agent on the fundraise.
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The French asset manager, which is currently targeting €750m for its latest vehicle, is betting big on the sector after a first foray last year.
Getting the passport before Brexit is crucial to avoid a period when managers would be unable to access EU investors.
Following regulatory changes, the owners of the 100MW Andasol 1 and 2 have gone ahead with rejigging the project’s original €500m debt and equity package.
Sir John Armitt, president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, argues the case for infrastructure is stronger than ever, but an atmosphere of stability is needed.
The London-listed fund eyes a £75m share issue amid what it believes will be a good environment for the attractiveness of infrastructure assets.
The new office will act as a services hub for Partners Group’s affiliates.
The London-based firm and the Israeli management company will pay €127m for the 34MW portfolio.
The newly raised capital will be invested in both brownfield and greenfield assets in the road and energy sectors.
The French fund manager has raised €350m for its third renewables vehicle as it eyes a 50/50 investment split between France and Europe.
The Chinese sovereign fund, which is currently only exposed to the sector through third parties, is looking at assets including wind and solar projects.
The UN-backed Green Climate Fund has announced the first projects it will fund this year and a timetable for hiring a new executive director.
The Australian fund manager will buy an additional share in the French oil business, helping Antin seal its third exit from Fund I.
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Six institutional investors are backing the fund’s third close as it targets water treatment plants co-located with industrial users across the globe.